Music Staff
This symbol is found at the beginning of your music and tells you to play high notes.
What is the treble clef?
These are the notes found on the Lines of the Treble Clef music staff.
What are E G B D F?
This music symbol tells you play or sing softly.
What is piano (p)?
This member of the string family can play notes with a high pitch.
What is a violin?
This rhythm gets one beat of sound.
What is a quarter note?
This symbol tells us the music has finished.
What is a double barline?
These are the notes found in the spaces of the Treble Clef staff.
What are F A C E?
This music symbol tells you to play or sing loudly.
This member of the woodwind family does not use a wooden reed to make sound. It plays high pitches.
What is the flute?
This rhythm gets one two beats of silence.
What is a half rest?
This symbol divides the staff into easy to read sections called bars.
What is a barline?
This is the note found below line 1 of the Treble Clef staff.
What is D(4)?
This type of sound is short or dry.
What is wood?
This instrument came before the flute and was first made of wood.
What is the recorder?
This rhythm gets four beats of sound.
What is a whole note?
This symbol tells us to play the music again.
What is a repeat sign?
This is the note found above line 5 on the Treble Clef staff.
What is G?
This type of sound is long and hazy.
What is metal?
This member of the string family plays very low notes.
What is the bass?
This rhythm gets up to four sounds in one beat.
What is a sixteenth note?
This symbol at the beginning of your music uses two numbers. The top number tells us how many beats are in each bar, the bottom number tells us what the beat is.
What is time signature?
This is the note found on the first ledger line below the Treble Clef staff.
What is C?
This type of sound can be very long when played with a bow.
What is string?
This member of the percussion family uses up to five drums of different sizes. Each drum has its own pitch.
What is timpani?
This rhythm gets one half a beat of silence.
What is an eighth rest?